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Ironman last won the day on December 22 2015

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  1. Can’t let the wife know someone else thinks I am bonkers. Plenty time to get fit for it.
  2. ALL SAW THIS EVENT ON THE AUK WEB SITE & HAVE ENTERED IT. ITS ONE I HAVE ALWAYS WANTED TO DO, BUT NEVER GOT ROUND TO ORGANISING IT. DON’T KNOW IF YOU WOULD BE INTERESTED IN IT. THERE ARE ONLY 100 IN THE ENTRY SO I ENTERED RIGHT AWAY. http://www.aukweb.net/events/detail/20-64/ https://burnleyccevents.com/lejog-26-july-2020/ LEJOG 1400 Campbell - you are on the Start List having entered this event 1402km cycling event starting from Land's End, Cornwall. Controls at Lanner, Cornwall, Tavistock, Devon, Cullompton, Devon, Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, Monmouth, Monmouthshire, Ludlow, Herefordshire, Market Drayton, Shropshire, Warrington, Cheshire, Carnforth, Lancashire, Gretna Green, Dumfries & Galloway, Abington, South Lanarkshire, Paisley, Renfrewshire, Crianlarich, Perthshire, Fort William, Highland, Inverness, Highland, Dornoch, Highland and Wick, Highland. Route doesn't follow the most direct route between the start & finish whilst passing through England; Wales & Scotland! LEJOG at randonneur standard. Riders will be expected to maintain a minimum cycling average speed of 12kph including anytime off the bike. Controls will be placed at roughly 50-mile intervals but 4 of the controls, which we hope riders will use overnight, will have adequate shower & sleeping facilities. Drop bag to 2 of the overnight controls will help ensure everyone makes it through this randonnee. No qualification required! Each and every rider will need to make their own way to the start at Land's End and home from John o' Groats afterwards. Entry limited to 100 riders. Distance: 1402 km in 116h40 Date: Sunday 26th July 2020 Time: 08:00 to finish by + 04:40 Starting from: Land's End , Cornwall Fee: £146.00 ( ) Closing date: Enter soon as entries may close early if event is full. Best Regards Campbell
  3. How have you got on in the qualifying rides lads? It’s now time to just keep it ticking over till the pbp. Let me now your numbers & will watch your progress. Campbell Ps thinking on doing it in for year’s time as it will be 20 years from my first.
  4. Can’t be long till first qualifying ride? First PBP top tip. One week before my first qualifying ride I would always replace all brake & gear cables, chain & rear sprocket. Then I would be using it to & from work for that week to get the gears set up & fine-tuned. It would also be set up with what lights I will be using. Water bottle cages. Bags I use a rack & a rear rack bag of a suitable size that will expand & take all your clothes when its warm during the day. This way you get the feel of the bike. The qualifying rides are when you fine tune what you are going to take for cloths I would have with me The comfiest pair of shoes, Socks, thin longs, shorts, vest t-shirt, short sleeved top jwcc, arm warmers, Gilet, light weight long sleeved top, thin water proof (yellow in my opinion), thin skull cap, helmet & fluorescent yellow vest for night riding & if wet (this is the law in France) fingerless mitts & full gloves Autumn. One spare pair of shorts. It may sound daft but you do not wish chafing so make sure your clothes fit well. Once sorted out I would only use these clothes for Audax or long training rides. Campbell
  5. Just out of interest what rides are you doing for your qualifying for the PBP. Just a we tip once you have qualified its quit along spell to the PBP make sure you do a 400 or 600 about 2 to 3 week before. If you wish can meet you to pass on any tips I have found good for the PBP Campbell
  6. MYSELF & DAVID T SHOULD BE THERE. CAMPBELL
  7. alant thanks for that hope to see you all then 23 sep will keep a eye out for times.
  8. is this a all club run as may may come along, would meat in b of w.
  9. Nice to see some of you doing the longer rides. great read. Always have lights. I run a dyno hub best thing out for the long rides, as long as you’re riding the light will be on. Campbell
  10. Great run on Sunday there. Alan & Kenny thanks for sorting the bunch sign in. Campbell
  11. ALL NC500 RIDERS LOOKING FORWARD TO THE WRITE-UP ON THIS. HAVE A GREAT TIME. THERE ARE SOME GREAT VIEWS, MEMORABLE HILLS ON THIS RUN. LOOKING OUT FOR THE SURFERS ON THE BEACHES ALONG THE NORTH COAST WORLD FAMOUS IS BETTYHILL FOR THAT. CAMPBELL
  12. IT WAS A GOOD DAY OUT. GOOD TO SEE YOU ALL CAMPBELL
  13. JUST BEEN ON THE WEB SITE SHOULD BE OK FOR SUNDAY BUT KEEP EYE ON THIS. CAMPBELL Ardrossan - Campbeltown (27/04/17 - 24/09/17) Cancelled for the remainder of today Service updates Friday 9th June - Friday 16th June All sailings up to and including Friday 16th June have been cancelled due to a technical issue with MV Isle of Arran. We have been advised that this will take at least 7 days to repair. We will provide updates as soon as we have more information. We apologise for the disruption caused to our customers. Reason: technical Last Updated: 12 Jun 2017 12:56
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